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The Parafernalia Woodstock Stilografica is a fountain pen from the Milan design brand Parafernalia, credited to Sergio Carpani. It pairs a wooden barrel, in cherry, olive or burl, with aluminium parts. Parafernalia lists it at 127 × 15 mm with an EF or F nib, cartridge or converter filling, and prices from €125 (about US$140).
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The Woodstock capped in Ciliegio (cherry), drawn in proportion and scaled to Parafernalia's 127 mm.
Wood (cherry, olive or burl) and aluminium (Parafernalia)
Released
July 2026*
Price range
$$$$over $75 per pen (multi-packs divided by the count)
Colors
CiliegioCherry wood
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Notes on these facts
Made by Itapec S.r.l. (owner of the Parafernalia brand since 2024, Milan, Italy). Made in Italy: Parafernalia's 'Parafernalia oggi' page says Itapec S.r.l. bought the brand in 2024 and that production stays entirely in Italy, in Milan, with its longtime production partners. The Woodstock page itself doesn't name a country. Source. Price: example listing. Released: The date Parafernalia's shop page for the pen was published, from the page's Shopify data (July 24, 2026). Parafernalia gives no design or release year.
Colors: names per Parafernalia Italy, checked October 27, 2026. The three woods on Parafernalia's Woodstock page, with the maker's Italian names (Materiale: Ciliegio, Ulivo, Radica). Every wood comes with an EF or F nib. Tints were sampled from Parafernalia's product photos of each wood; the grain varies from pen to pen. Tints are representative, not measured. Shops stock different colors.
Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).
Key takeaways
Parafernalia's shop sells the Woodstock in three woods: Ciliegio (cherry) at €125 (about US$140), Ulivo (olive) at €130 (about US$146) and Radica at €135 (about US$151).
It lists the pen at 127 × 15 mm and a weight of 15, with no unit; the materials are wood and aluminium and the designer is Sergio Carpani.
It fills from standard cartridges or a converter, and the converter is included; the nib comes in EF or F.
Parafernalia's page for the pen went live on July 24, 2026, by its Shopify data, and gives no design or release year.
The page doesn't name the nib's metal or maker, the converter's capacity or how the cap fits, so we leave those open.
What is the Parafernalia Woodstock Stilografica?
It is a fountain pen with a wooden barrel and aluminium fittings, from the Milan design brand Parafernalia. Parafernalia’s product page credits the designer as Sergio Carpani, the man behind its Revolution ballpoint, and lists the pen as a stilografica, Italian for fountain pen.
In Parafernalia’s photos the barrel is wood, the cap, tail and rings are black, and a thin wire clip loops over the cap. Our Parafernalia story covers the brand and the Parafernalia brand page lists its guides. This is not the resin Visconti Woodstock, which is a different pen.
Parafernalia Woodstock specs
Spec
Woodstock Stilografica
Size
127 × 15 mm (5.0 × 0.6 in)
Weight
15 (no unit given; we read grams)
Materials
Wood and aluminium
Designer
Sergio Carpani
Filling
Cartridge or converter, converter included
Nib
EF or F; metal and maker not stated
Packaging
Cardboard box
Price
€125 (about US$140) to €135 (about US$151)
Everything here comes from Parafernalia’s Italian product page, which we translated. It doesn’t say whether 127 mm is capped or uncapped, so we drew the pen capped, as its photo shows it.
Which wood should you choose?
Pick by look and budget; the pen underneath is the same. Parafernalia’s page offers three woods, each priced differently.
Ciliegio (cherry): a straight-grained, warm brown barrel, the lowest price at €125 (about US$140).
Ulivo (olive): a lighter tan wood with dark, wavy grain, at €130 (about US$146).
Radica: a red-brown burl wood, the dearest at €135 (about US$151). Parafernalia doesn’t name the species.
Wood grain varies from piece to piece, so the pen you receive won’t match the photo exactly.
How does the Woodstock fill, and what nib does it have?
It takes standard cartridges or a converter, and a converter is included. Parafernalia’s page says so in one line, and its photos show a clear converter with a black knob lifting out of the pen. Our filling guide explains how converters work.
The nib comes in EF or F. Parafernalia doesn’t say what metal it is or who makes it, though its Divina fountain pen is described as powered by Schmidt writing systems; see fountain pen nib sizes for how EF and F compare.
How does the Woodstock compare with other Parafernalia pens?
It is the dearest pen in Parafernalia’s shop and the only wooden one we found. Sizes and prices come from Parafernalia’s own pages; the Divina and Revolution are all-aluminium.
Three Parafernalia pens at one scale, from the maker's sizes; the Woodstock is the thickest.
Where is the Parafernalia Woodstock made?
Parafernalia says its production stays entirely in Italy, in Milan. Its “Parafernalia oggi” page says Itapec S.r.l. bought the brand in 2024 and kept production in Milan with its longtime partners. The Woodstock page itself doesn’t name a country, and we found no US retailer for this pen, so we read only Parafernalia’s own shop.
What does the Woodstock cost?
€125 (about US$140) to €135 (about US$151) on Parafernalia’s Italian shop on October 27, 2026, depending on the wood. That is roughly double the €65 (about US$73) Divina fountain pen, and it puts the Woodstock in our $$$$ price band, over $75 per pen.
The price is the same for the EF and F nib, and Parafernalia sells it in a cardboard box. We saw prices only on Parafernalia’s own shop, so shipping and any import costs outside the EU are not included.
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the Parafernalia Woodstock fountain pen?
Sergio Carpani, according to the designer line on Parafernalia's product page. Parafernalia's own history page calls Carpani its reference designer.
What is the Parafernalia Woodstock made of?
Wood and aluminium, per Parafernalia's page. The wood is Ciliegio (cherry), Ulivo (olive) or Radica, an Italian word for burl or root wood; Parafernalia doesn't name the species.
How much does the Parafernalia Woodstock cost?
On Parafernalia's Italian shop on October 27, 2026 it was €125 (about US$140) in Ciliegio, €130 (about US$146) in Ulivo and €135 (about US$151) in Radica. That puts it in our $$$$ band.
Does the Woodstock take cartridges?
Yes. Parafernalia lists cartridge or converter filling and says a converter is included, so you can use bottled ink. It doesn't say which converter it is or how much it holds.
What nib sizes does the Woodstock come in?
EF and F, in every wood. The page doesn't say what metal the nib is or who makes it; the nib in Parafernalia's photos looks silver-coloured.
When did the Parafernalia Woodstock come out?
Parafernalia's shop page for it was published on July 24, 2026, according to the page's Shopify data. The company gives no design year or launch announcement that we could find.
Is the Parafernalia Woodstock made in Italy?
Parafernalia says its production stays entirely in Italy, in Milan, but the Woodstock page itself doesn't name a country.
Is it the same pen as the Visconti Woodstock?
No. Visconti, a Florence maker, sells a separate resin fountain pen called Woodstock; this one is Parafernalia's, in wood and aluminium.
